Will the Republican National Convention Garner the Same Media Light?

Until a little while ago, I'd have said there would be no way. The Dems were exciting because, for once, there were soe new ideas to examine. Well, McCain's choice of Ms. Palin as his VP nominee changes things. She's not only the first woman ... blah, blah, blah; she's interesting because hardly anyone knows anything about her. What a great idea McCain's campaign manager had! I wonder if the white-haired guy" is choking on that. He's not the most liberal of men, so he's obviously not going to find a female running-mate to be just one of those things!

I think yes. She brings a LOT to the table. I am very happy he chose her and I am really looking forward to the election now! I think it's great. The day after the DNC and the media is all over McCain and Palin!

I think she will help to breathe some life back into McCain's campaign and get the RNC more media coverage. There are a couple of good reasons for this. One she actually gave herself a pay cut while Mayor...we NEED more people like this in Washington. Maybe then we could actually begin to balance our budget! Also by choosing her, McCain made sure that there was a woman on the ticket - thus making this election of historical importance no matter which party wins. All things aside though, from what I have read about her so far, she will be a good choice and quite possibly a very strong VP.

She really has a chance to excite voters. Even though I was supporting McCain, even I found him boring. Sarah Palin is an exciting person that will likely garner much more attention both from voters and from the media. The liberal media however seems more interested in tearing her down than speaking about what a great choice she really was. I think you're also likely to see that democrats are not as big on women's equality if that woman is a conservative. I'd expect to see a lot of sexism coming from the dems side now.